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Chronic colitis
Hi I have chronic crohn's ileitis for which I am taking pentasa and oral budesonide steroids for 3 months now and inflammation is low now ..
Can I consume ayurvedic medicines also for the same disease together with the steroids ...or steroids and ayurvedic can cause any unwanted interaction ?
Please suggest
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Yes you can consume ayurved medicines for this disease. Ayurved medicines taken from registered doctor after proper consultation will definitely not cause any harm to you.
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Even your steroids can be stopped if properly treatment taken.
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:-Do not drink tea empty stomach.
:- do not eat spicy and junck food
:- do not eat non veg.
:- drink boiled leukiwarm water.
:- eat healthy and simple diet.
:- take one tablet of albendazole tablet once in a month empty stomach in morning.
Take syrup:-
:-Gasex (himalaya company):- 2 table spoon tds (after breakfast, dinner, lunch
:-do not eat garm tasir food and fruit like bringle ,papaya,chane ki dal.
:- add curd in your diet
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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Yes u can..
Give 2 hours gap between both the medicine
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There are best medicines for this in Ayurveda. So consult Ayurvedic doctor and take proper treatment.
You should give at least half an hour gap while taking both Ayurvedic and allopathy medicines.
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You better go for panchkarma treatment
You will be well soon with some basti (enema)
And shaman aushadhi”s
And if you are taking allopathy medicines 1-2 hrs later u can take Ayurveda medicine prescribed by a Ayurveda dr , don’t take any medicine which you googled or seen on YouTube
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Stop having pitta vardhaka aahar like fast food junk food and drinks masaale daar non veg diets
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Dr. Aswini Mohan L
Ayurveda
16 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
You can definitely take Ayurveda and gradually stop Allopathy.
IBS can be cured with Ayurveda.
Keep stress levels under control.
Share reports and other details for a personalised prescription.
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use curry leaves and small onions in diet.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
Take our treatment for month
N follow our all instructions
Change diet menu n life style
Consult online
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